
Coca-Cola
Share an ice-cold look with a classic, refreshing soda costume.
A Coca-Cola costume is a refreshing, universally recognized choice for Halloween, group themes, or promotional events. Most looks center around the iconic bright red color scheme and the classic white Spencerian script logo, styled as a giant soda can, a vintage bottle, or a retro soda jerk server. It is a fun, lighthearted outfit that is incredibly easy to put together.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~20 min
- Budget
- $15–50
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What you need for a Coca-Cola costume
Red tunic or dress
A vibrant red dress, t-shirt, or a pre-made foam soda can tabard.
DIY: Use a plain red oversized t-shirt or a red tank dress.
White fabric paint or iron-on vinyl
Used to recreate the iconic white Coca-Cola script logo on the front of your garment.
DIY: Cut the logo out of white felt and safety pin or glue it to the shirt.
Silver headband
A simple plastic or metal headband to serve as the base for your soda tab headpiece.
DIY: Wrap an old headband in aluminum foil.
Gray or silver cardboard
Stiff metallic paper or cardboard cut into the shape of a classic soda can pull-tab.
DIY: Cut a tab shape out of a shipping box and cover it in aluminum foil.
Red or white sneakers
Clean, comfortable athletic shoes to match the brand's color palette.
DIY: Wear any neutral white or black shoes you already own.
How to put it together
- 1
Choose your base garment, opting for either a pre-made foam Coca-Cola can tunic or a solid red dress or t-shirt.
- 2
If crafting a DIY version, print out a template of the classic Coca-Cola script logo to use as a stencil.
- 3
Transfer the logo onto the front center of your red garment using white fabric paint, iron-on vinyl, or white felt cutouts.
- 4
Construct the soda tab headpiece by cutting a classic pull-tab shape out of silver cardboard or foil-covered cardstock.
- 5
Attach the silver pull-tab to your headband using hot glue or strong tape so it stands upright.
- 6
Put on the red logo outfit, secure the soda tab headband in your hair, and finish the look with clean red or white sneakers.
Makeup & hair
Keep makeup clean and classic with a bright red lip to match the signature Coca-Cola red. Style hair in a neat ponytail, bun, or sleek down-do to keep the focus on the soda tab headband.
Coca-Cola for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up as a classic Coca-Cola can and a bag of popcorn, or go as Coke and Rum for a fun party duo.
- group
- Gather friends to dress as a six-pack of different flavors, including Diet Coke, Cherry Coke, Sprite, and Fanta.
- kids
- A simple red t-shirt with the white logo paired with a silver foil hat makes an easy, comfortable school-friendly outfit.
- Plus size
- A loose-fitting red t-shirt dress or an adjustable foam sandwich-board tabard provides a comfortable, flexible fit.
- pet
- A red pet bandana or small dog sweater featuring the white script logo.
Tips
- If using fabric paint, allow at least 24 hours for the logo to dry completely before wearing.
- Foam can costumes can get warm indoors; wear lightweight, breathable clothing underneath.
- For outdoor trick-or-treating, pair the red tunic with matching red leggings and a long-sleeve undershirt.
Coca-Cola costume FAQ
- How do I make a DIY Coca-Cola can costume?
- Wear a solid red dress or t-shirt, paint the white Coca-Cola script logo across the chest, and wear a headband with a homemade silver cardboard soda tab attached.
- What should I wear under a foam Coke can costume?
- Wear simple, neutral layers like a black long-sleeve shirt and black leggings or jeans to keep the focus on the red can.
- Can I buy an officially licensed Coca-Cola costume?
- Yes, officially licensed foam tunics shaped like classic Coke cans, Diet Coke cans, and vintage bottles are widely available online.
Did you know? The famous Spencerian script logo used for Coca-Cola was created by the inventor's bookkeeper, Frank Mason Robinson, in 1885.